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These docs are built to be read by agents as much as by people. If you build with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or anything like them, this is the best way to work.

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Setup

1. Do the first two steps of the Quickstart: install the CLI, log in, and create your app, which lands as a repo here. 2. Install the Bankroll skill, once per machine. It teaches your agent the whole workflow: running the app, the money rules, the push, and what to ask you before doing.
If you’re using Claude Code, make sure you select it from the list, as it’s not enabled by default! 3. Start your agent in the clone (claude, codex or whatever your agent’s command is). Starting here matters: your agent’s project memory, its settings, and the repo’s AGENTS.md all key off this directory. 4. Say what to build. For example:
Build a block-stacking game with a daily $1 tournament.
The agent runs the app in a headless phone and checks its own work. When you want it on your phone, ask for the QR. When you are happy, tell it to push: git push bankroll main builds the test version, paid in test cash. Publishing, git push bankroll main:live, which lets real players pay, stays your call; the skill tells the agent to ask.

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What an agent can read

  • llms-full.txt — every page of these docs in one fetch.
  • llms.txt — the index, when an agent would rather pick pages.
  • Any page as markdown — append .md to its path: /build/payments.md.
  • The docs MCP server at https://docs.joinbankroll.com/mcp — search over these docs, a read-only filesystem of every page, and a submit_feedback tool for a wrong or confusing page. Add it wherever your agent takes an HTTP MCP server, user-scoped, so it follows you into every project.